Easter Bunny Almond Bark Pretzels
I surprised my kids when they came home yesterday with these Easter Bunny Almond Bark Pretzels!
These would be great to make with your kids, though, as it’s almost all easy piping! As with most of our treats, these are simple to make using almond bark. They’re also a delicious way to celebrate Easter and spring. Placing their little chocolate bunny eyes was the most time consuming, though you could also pipe some chocolate in place instead.
To pipe the almond bark onto the pretzels, I used plastic bags with a tiny bit snipped off one corner. It’s actually a trick I learned from the Food Network and was so excited to be able to put it to use. I was even more thrilled with how well it worked! I felt like a professional for a brief moment.
A professional almond-bark-pretzel-filler.
The great thing about almond bark is that, once dry, you can shave and mold it however you want. To get more of a bunny face, I had to pick away a bit of the extra white bark and a few of the pink “ears†needed some separating, too. I mean, they’re all going to get eaten anyway, so don’t go to too much trouble. You need to make sure that you don’t move the bunnies until all the bark is set, however, or else their faces fall in. And those are the ones you eat before can notice.
How to make a batch of these super cute and yummy Easter Bunny Almond Bark Pretzels!
Easter Bunny Almond Bark Pretzels
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These look awesome. I’m adding your recipe to my Easter Recipe round up.